The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c21.137

v1.c21.137

Ka'aba of Shamans, 514 Kubākāpān, 20 Kabul (also spelt Kābul), 7, 21 Kābul 57, 59, 63, 65, 67, 68, 70, 71, 74, 79, 595; used to indicate the district, 66 fn.3; its chief cities, 66 Kābulistān, 78; area indicated, 66 fn.3 Kabul river, 60 Kābul Shāh, 67, 70 Kābul, style of building, 67 Kabul Valley, 56, 64, 70, 79 Kacchapaghāta, 591, 594, 603, 604 Kachh (also spelt Cutch), 30, 32 Kacchola-Pattalā, 527 Kāchāris, kingdom of, 267, 268 Ka-chu-wên (?)k'i-lo (Kajaṅgala), 273 Kadambas, xxxiii, 356 Kadphises, Kuṣān king, 62 Kāhnuradeva, son of Mathana (Mahana), 340, 565 Kaikānān, 3, 4 Kailāsa, 250 Kailāsakūṭa-bhavana, palace constructed by Amśuvarman, 189 Kaingoda, 440 Kaivarta, caste, 243, 243 fn.1, 364 Kaivartas, kings of N. Bengal, 337, 340, 344, 345, 347, 358; Genealogical table, 287 Kājnāg: Range, 109; peak, 109 Kajaṅgala (country round Rajmahal), 273 Kajjala, Turuṣka chief, 176 Kajurāha (Khajuraho), 604 Kakṣa-Viṣaya, 300 Kakkarāja, Rāṣṭrakuṭa of Lāṭā, 559 Kalacuri, 204, 256 Kalacuris (of Gorakhpur), 317, 395, 594 Kalacuris of Kalyāṇa, 395 Kalacuris of Tripurī, 281, 317, 326, 327, 330, 331, 334, 393, 395, 396, 401, 406, 504, 508, 530, 531, 594 Kalacuris of Tumāṇa (usually called 'of Ratnapura'), 395, 478 Kalahastambha Vikramāditya, 439, 448 Kālakācārya-Kathānaka, 55 Kālañjara, 589, 590, 593 Kalang, river, 267, 276 Kālāpāhār (Ilahābād), general of Sulaymān Karrānī, 265